What mass of phosphorus is present in 25 g P4S3? A. 14g B. 4.5g C. 11g D. 3.2g E. 100g
Molar mass of P is 31
Molar mass of P4S3=a(4*mass of P)+(3*atomic mass of S)
= (4*31)+(3*32)
= 220 g/mole
220 g of P4S3 contains 4*31= 124 g of P
25 g of P4S3 contains (25g*124g)/220g= 14 g of P
Therefore option A is correct.
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